Drimva

Verily

Technical Solutions Engineer (Workbench)

$172K–$194K

Dallas, Texas · Hybrid · Full-time · Posted Oct 20, 2026

Experience
8+ years designing and building production software.
Education
BA/BS in Computer Science or a related technical field, or equivalent practical experience.

About the job

Build and operate secure cloud environments, software, and data workflows for biomedical research customers using Verily Workbench.

What you'll do

  • Own complex customer and technical problems from discovery through implementation; build maintainable tools, integrations, and automation.
  • Architect and operate secure environments across Google Cloud Platform and AWS, including infrastructure, containers, and CI/CD.
  • Build large-scale data workflows and analysis notebooks, integrate customer systems with Workbench, and advise and train customers.

What they ask for

  • 8+ years designing and building production software, with depth in software design and architecture.
  • Expert-level Python and fluency in at least one other programming language.
  • Hands-on cloud/platform engineering across GCP and AWS, including IAM and security, networking, infrastructure-as-code, containers, and CI/CD.
  • Demonstrated end-to-end ownership of ambiguous, high-stakes customer-facing technical work; strong communication and project-management skills.

Nice to have

  • Mentoring engineers, leading technical design reviews, or serving as a technical anchor; substantial code contributions or production systems to discuss.
  • Kubernetes at scale, Microsoft Azure, clinical/health-data standards such as OMOP or FHIR, or large-scale data workflows such as BigQuery and batch pipelines.

Pay

$172,500 - $194,000 USD base salary

Tools

Python, Google Cloud Platform, AWS, Terraform, Docker, CI/CD, Kubernetes, BigQuery

AI focus

Supports AI-enabled precision health and biomedical research; the role builds platforms and data workflows rather than specifying AI model development.

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First seen Oct 21, 2026 · Last verified Nov 4, 2026 (UTC)